SkyCaddie SkyCaddie SGX, User Manual

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3.7  AutoView Technology

AutoView is designed to provide golfers with a 
hands-free way of switching between multiple 
play screens including HoleVue, IntelliGreen and 
their Digital Scorecard, with just a simple turn 
of the wrist. AutoView Technology is controlled 
by the SGX

W

’s built-in accelerometer to provide 

three viewing positions – one “portrait position” 
and two additional “landscape positions”. By 
default, AutoView is enabled for the SGX

W

.

AutoView, when combined with SkyCaddie’s other intelligent automation features including AutoCourse 
Select, AutoHole Advance, HoleVue’s AutoZoom and IntelliGreen’s AutoGreen rotation (aligns with your 
angle of approach), allows the SkyCaddie to operate from the first tee to the 18th green with virtually no 
button pushes or touching your screen. 

The default view in a portrait position is Interactive HoleVue With Zoom. When you rotate the device to 
the right (clockwise), you will see IntelliGreen or IntelliGreen Pro in a landscape view. If you rotate the 
device to the left (counter clockwises), you can access the Digital Scorecard. To view HoleVue again, 
rotate the device to a portrait position. 

To Change Your AutoView Settings:

1.  From the Main Menu, scroll to “Settings” and press the Right Key to select it.

2.  Highlight “Options” and choose “OK” with the Right Key.

3.  Highlight “Landscape View” and choose “Select” with the Right Key.

4.  Choose either YES or NO to enable or disable Landscape View.

You can also adjust the sensitivity of AutoView. This controls the level of rotation 
needed to trigger the accelerometer to switch between portrait and landscape 
positions. By default, the sensitivity is set to medium.

To Adjust the AutoView Sensitivity:

1.  From the Main Menu, select “Settings”

2.  Scroll to “System” and choose “OK” with the Right Key to open it. 

3.  Scroll to “AutoView Sensitivity” and choose “Select” to open it.

4.  Highlight the desired sensitivity and select “OK” with the Right Key.

Note 

It’s OK to rotate the SkyCaddie with 

AutoView; however, to maintain 

optimal GPS accuracy, the device 

needs to be oriented at a 45

°

 or 

90

°

 angle. After you obtain your 

distance information or enter/check 

your scorecard, please rotate the 

device back to a vertical position 

(see Appendix A “Helpful Hints” for 

more tips).

Landscape setting

AutoView Sensitivity 

setting